According to Seligman,learned helplessness during infancy and early childhood can predispose us to a(n) :

A) secondary-process thought.
B) internal locus of control.
C) primary-process thought.
D) pessimistic explanatory style.

Learned Helplessness

A psychological condition in which an individual becomes passive and unable to act to escape adverse situations due to previous exposure to uncontrollable events.

Pessimistic Explanatory Style

A tendency to explain negative events as permanent, pervasive, and personal causes, often linked to feelings of helplessness and depression.

Seligman

Martin Seligman is a psychologist known for his work on learned helplessness, positive psychology, and well-being.